The team I was assigned to was extremely helpful. We communicated frequently, and I got constant feedback.
Some interns were assigned to teams where the mentors weren't as present or helpful.
All the standard stuff. I had a coding challenge, then double phone interviews. Then, the hiring committee was uncertain, so a third interview. Next, I filled out the host matching form to SEO myself, then host matching.
Applied by emailing an HR person who is responsible for my school. Luckily, I got an on-campus interview (which replaced two phone interviews). From there, I was put into a pool of intern candidates. At this stage, it's a stable matching between hos
I had two phone interviews. Both interviews consisted of coding for given problems. It was only coding; I wasn't asked about my research or areas of interest, even though I am a PhD candidate who mainly researches a specific topic.
All the standard stuff. I had a coding challenge, then double phone interviews. Then, the hiring committee was uncertain, so a third interview. Next, I filled out the host matching form to SEO myself, then host matching.
Applied by emailing an HR person who is responsible for my school. Luckily, I got an on-campus interview (which replaced two phone interviews). From there, I was put into a pool of intern candidates. At this stage, it's a stable matching between hos
I had two phone interviews. Both interviews consisted of coding for given problems. It was only coding; I wasn't asked about my research or areas of interest, even though I am a PhD candidate who mainly researches a specific topic.